Sentence examples for would have marred from inspiring English sources

At a medieval monastery in northern France, he edited out a sofa leg that would have marred a boudoir's sightlines.

In one diorama, "Timberline in the Northern Rocky Mountains," a permanent spotlight shining on a painted cloud bank was too bright and would have marred the exposure.

When Penn State once played in the Orange Bowl and the team was told to wear an orange patch on its jerseys, Paterno and his players refused, because to comply would have marred the austere severity of their traditional jerseys.

He would have marred his own legacy by doing so.

"It's just a milkshake," she says calmly as she enlists Don in helping her mop up the mess, easily defusing a mishap that in this family's past would have marred a special day.

Lewis Hamilton would not change the "difficult weekends" which have marred the first half of his Formula 1 season.

At this point, it wouldn't surprise me if Robbie pulled it off as sad as that would be, given the litany of recent catastrophes that have marred his deeply troubled political career.

At this point, it wouldn't surprise me if Robbie pulled it off as sad as that is, given the litany of recent catastrophes that have marred his deeply troubled political career as of late.

Few combative activities have marred the history of Antarctica.

For India, they have marred a victory of sorts.

But while the council made landmark decisions that would propel the church into the future, much got lost in the news media's interpretation of what transpired, Benedict said, which led to the "calamities" that have marred recent church history.